... it is likely that some of the parts will be taken a small matter too little, and others too great ; so that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance one another. After all the fields and particular parts are thus computed... A Treatise on Land-surveying, in Six Parts ... - Page 168by Thomas Dix (of Oundle.) - 1799 - 193 pagesFull view - About this book
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...of parts thus taken and applied to a fcale, it is likely that fome will be taken too little ;md fome too great, fo that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, nearly balance one another. EXAMPLE I. Suppofe that, after having planned the figure in the 3d example,... | |
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...scale, it is likely that some of the parts will be taken somewhat too little, and others too great ;'so that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance one another. After all the fields and particular patts are thus computed separately, and added together,... | |
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...a scale, it is likely some parts will be taken a small matter too little, and others too great, so that they will upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance each other. — Vide HUT TO m's Mathematical Dictionary, Vol. II. Page 553. »59 The following diagram represents the last... | |
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